Chapter IV: The Journey through Texas and the Back Country: 1854

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[Editorial Introduction]Frederick Law Olmsted to Anne Charlotte Lynch, 12 March 1854 “A Tour in the Southwest” Number 8, New-York Daily Times, 24 April 1854 “A Tour in the Southwest” (Unnumbered), New-York Daily Times, 13 May 1854 “A Tour in the Southwest” Number 10, New-York Daily Times, 18 May 1854 “From the Southwest,” New-York Daily Times, 27 May 1854 “A Tour in the Southwest” Number 12, New-York Daily Times, 3 June 1854 “The Southerners at Home” Number 1, New York Daily Tribune, 3 June 1857 Appeal for Funds for the San Antonio Zeitung, c. October 1854 “A Few Dollars Wanted to Help the Cause of Future Freedom in Texas,” c. October 1854

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